overtime work

Which would you prefer for your overtime work: time off later or the extra pay today?

Farm workers also do not have to be paid a higher wage for overtime work.

The Japanese blue-collar worker on average works 40 hours a week from 9am-5pm with occasional overtime work.

Under a previous contract, the company had to pay the penalties whenever it required "excessive" overtime work.

I suspect she could have volunteered for overtime work and not suffered for it.

They also did not pay their poster-printing crew for all of their overtime work as well.

He noted that there should also be plenty of overtime work next week to deal with some of this week's hectic activity.

The employee must consent to overtime work.

All overtime work is being canceled.

He is accused of coercing correction officers under his command into making campaign donations to the sheriff in exchange for overtime work.

One common approach to regulating overtime is to require employers to pay workers at a higher hourly rate for overtime work.

To keep layoffs to a minimum, Ford relies heavily on overtime work, a practice that the union opposes but that many workers like.

Oliver said, 'Overtime work without overtime pay!

"Thanks for the overtime work."

Since New Year holiday starts from January 1, the five editors went back home, ending their three-day overtime work.

Mr. Guzzio was awarded for substantial overtime work and for responding emergencies in the middle of the night.

Buick City has been building about 5,600 cars a week on two daily work shifts, including Saturdays, which involves some mandatory overtime work.

"Overtime work continued; overtime pay was cut," said Hiroshi Kawahito, a labor lawyer.

"It's something we can make up by overtime work," said a spokesman for the Kia Motors Corporation, the nation's second largest car manufacturer.

Operations at sea, including repairs, safeguarding against piracy, securing cargo, underway replenishment, and other duties provide opportunities for overtime work.

The problem with this approach, feminists and other liberals say, is that it would require changing a law that guarantees unskilled workers extra pay for overtime work.

Other factors associated with burnout and an increased likelihood of suffering stress-related illnesses included major departmental reorganizations and frequent requirements for overtime work.

Even if they did like it, the Caprice was too expensive for a lot of workers, especially since the lack of demand meant the end of overtime work.

In other words, he seemed to suggest, the Maine probation officers have a federally protected right to get paid for overtime work, but no effective way to enforce it.